The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-02-01

Judgment OF justice OF the peace al
firmed vs.. Rdffnl and his Securities,
each party paying It's own witnesses.
j. A. sMenks' Distilling company
VS.. James A. Robb, ct. al; judgment
for plaintiff for sSl.30 and six per
cent. e -aDEs, .---iir'.s6 Tiil d
81 James Werner vs. James A. Robb,
ct. al; Judgment by stipulation for
s94, 10 and ten per cent.
b. w. Blaythe, ct. al, vs.. d. /.
Holcomb; cause dismissed at plain
tlffis costs for want Of prosecution. -
|. Home Insurance companyvs. Thos.
Moore, ct. nj, continued by con.
In the case of Lewis jackson the
Jury returned q verdict for $50 dam
ages and Judgment for plaintiff was
entered accordingly. -D ir.rH ,,.
| In the appeal case Of John Bolgar
the jury returned a verdict for $50. 90
and plaintiff fled motion to have
damages doubled. which motion
being heard by the court and sus-
tanned, the defendants fled their bill
of exceptions Following IL the
docket disposed Of: "st 80 20
In re, Laban Anderson, j.. w.
Perdue, assignee; J.'W. Perdue files
|appraismeDt and assignee given au-
thority to sell at retail, or sell all the
goods at not less than the apprais-
meut, or at public auction upon due
notice given. ....l.-'.-"
.'..oru FL: NOTES o." ...f
Bank of Knobnoster VS.. T. j. En-
merson ct. al. !; note dismissed as to
defendants, I. j. Emmerson and Cor
don Hardy, and judgment for plain
tiff for 1888 and s per cent.
Salmon Falls Bank VS.. Geo. T.
Brown ct. al. defendant, c. E. IL
genfritz, files separate answer.
DAMAGES.
August Shultz VS.. Missouri Pacific
railway; defendant files motion for a
new trial. This is the case in which
the plaintiff was, last week, awarded
81, 500 damages.
Mary E. Harrington and her hus-
band, Edward Harrington VS.. the
city of Sedalia. The defendant files
motion to appoint examining physi-
clans and also by leave files amended
answer. This is case in which the
plaintiff seeks to recover damages for
injuries received by fall upon a |
sidewalk which it is claimed was in
such defective condition as to cause
the accident.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Otis Lewis ct. al. VS.. Beatrice
Hardin ct. al. partition, w. 8. Shirk
appointed guardian of minor, Otis L. |
Lewis and decree granted for parti-
ton as prayed for, Charles Davis,
Frank Hutchinson and Thos. G. Car
ter appointed appraisers.
Annie L. Brown VS.. Missouri Pa
cifc railway, replevin, plaintiff files
reply. LL
Robert Mckinley, ct. al, VS.. 7. H. |
Adams, equity; John Montgomery
jr., appointed guardian ad Item of
minors Carrie 6. Courtney, A. and
Mary B. Mckinley. Annie 6. Nc
Kinley and minors named, have 80 |
days after term to file answers, and |
plaintiffs have 80 days after the filing
of said answers to plead to all the
answers in the case. .'
% Geo. l.. Jarrett VS.. B. s, Rem. |
baugh, appeal ; judgment for plain.
tiff for sl6S.69 and z per cent. in
terest. I.' '.'-''.
W. ID. Moor VS.. James G. Thomp-
son, account; continued generally by |
consent.
j. s. Atkins VS.. d. 81. Smith, ap.
peal; motion to affirm, judgment sus-
tanned.
VIM. Weise VS.. A. C. Dillon, ct al, |
damages. Argued and submitted to
the court and finding for plaintiff for
s59.12.
b. G. Wilkerson VS.. o. P. Hatton,
note. Settled and dismissed at de-
fendent's cost and leave to defendant
to withdraw note sued on.
ID. M. Overstreet Il CO., VS.. G.
w. Womack ct al. Set aside and dis
missed at plaintiffs costs.
j. G. Mcdonald VS.. F. Houston,
ct al. Continued generally by con-
sent. /
Peyton F. Greenway VS.. Anna b.
Sargent. Dismissed for want of
John b. Decker vs.. Maria MADAM,
ct al. . Motion to transfer TO equity |
docket sustained. Plaintiff required
to file bond for costs or deposit $40 on
or before April 18th and cause con-
tinued. > r IL
s. r. Holland ct al, We j. A. Rohb |